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laupg new jersey. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, this is what you don't see very often, we have accumulation on the ground and flooding, here, it is three blocks wide at the widest, we have the ocean behind me and the river. it floods during nor'easter, and got hit hard during sandy, you can see it by the buildings behind me. now this town along the coast of new jersey is wondering what they will wake up to. ten days after hurricane sandy ripped apart the jersey shore, towns are scrambling to prepare for the first major winter storm and restore the battered coastline. mike seidel here this morning. >>> here at pleasant point beach they spent the day bringing sand out to the beach, building a dune twice as high but not as wide as the one wiped out by hurricane sandy. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie warned this nor'easter could stall the restoration effort. >> i hate setbacks, i don't tolerate them very well, but this one i can't control. the weather is what it is, and we're goi
laupg new jersey. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, this is what you don't see very often, we have accumulation on the ground and flooding, here, it is three blocks wide at the widest, we have the ocean behind me and the river. it floods during nor'easter, and got hit hard during sandy, you can see it by the buildings behind me. now this town along the coast of new jersey is wondering what they will wake up to. ten days after hurricane sandy ripped apart the jersey shore, towns are...
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you may have some people who don't vote in new jersey or can't vote in new jersey or new york. but the president's going to carry both of those states. >> bob shrum, great to have you with us. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >> governor, what would you do with fema? why won't you answer any questions on it? >> mitt romney can't get his story straight. so he isn't saying anything. up next, dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz on the silence of mitt romney. >>> michele bachmann is a minnesota laughingstock. >> that's one thing i do not do. [ laughter ] >> find out why she was dropping my name at her debate last night. >>> is and president obama and chris christie are doing the right thing in new jersey. tonight, jonathan alter on why good governance is good politics. [ birds chirping ] are you sure you can fit in there? [ chuckles ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] around view monitor with bird's-eye view. nice work. [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that e
you may have some people who don't vote in new jersey or can't vote in new jersey or new york. but the president's going to carry both of those states. >> bob shrum, great to have you with us. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >> governor, what would you do with fema? why won't you answer any questions on it? >> mitt romney can't get his story straight. so he isn't saying anything. up next, dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz...
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navy ordered three helicopter carrier ships to the new jersey and new york coast. the "uss wasp," the "uss carter hall," and the "uss mesa verde" will provide relief efforts the need be. the new york police department today released this rather amazing video of helicopter search and rescue teams airlifting people to safety off of rooftops in the new york city borough of staten island. staten island's death toll stands at 12, out of a growing national death toll of 64 americans. new jersey governor chris christie today was with president obama at the site of today's landfall in atlantic city. they were on marine one together, the president's helicopter, touring some of the cities in ruin along the new jersey shorelines. both politicians, both leaders today going out of their way to emphasize that day three of this massive, multi-state, ongoing natural disaster is still no time for partisan politics. >> i want to thank the president. we spent an significant afternoon together, surveying the damage up and down the new jersey coastline. we were on marine one together,
navy ordered three helicopter carrier ships to the new jersey and new york coast. the "uss wasp," the "uss carter hall," and the "uss mesa verde" will provide relief efforts the need be. the new york police department today released this rather amazing video of helicopter search and rescue teams airlifting people to safety off of rooftops in the new york city borough of staten island. staten island's death toll stands at 12, out of a growing national death toll of...
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and new jersey. that includes much of southern manhattan, which remains dark tonight. authorities have also discovered several residents of staten island drowned in their homes. many were alone and in some cases elderly. that brings the number of dead just in new york city to 34. the damage on long island, new york is severe. about 77% of power customers do not have electricity and could remain in the dark for as long as ten days. partial subway service is scheduled to resume tomorrow in new york city along with more railway and bus service. and we have new video released by firefighters in greenwich, connecticut showing the conditions during the storm as they tried to put out a massive fire that destroyed multiple homes. in hoboken, new jersey just across the river from manhattan portions of the city remain underwater tonight. the national guard has been brought in to help people stranded in their homes in hoboken. joining me now by phone is nbc news chuck todd, who was traveling with president obam
and new jersey. that includes much of southern manhattan, which remains dark tonight. authorities have also discovered several residents of staten island drowned in their homes. many were alone and in some cases elderly. that brings the number of dead just in new york city to 34. the damage on long island, new york is severe. about 77% of power customers do not have electricity and could remain in the dark for as long as ten days. partial subway service is scheduled to resume tomorrow in new...
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i am in toms river, new jersey, on the hard-hit new jersey coastline. we're going to take you now to manhattan, still struggling to recover. sinlt ya mcfadden is at one of new york city's major hospitals where evacuations of the sick are currently under way. cynthia? >> good evening, terry. that's right. well, new york began to wobble back to her feet today. the new york stock exchange opened and some buses are running, but i am standing in front of the third major hospital to shut down since the storm. this is the legendary bellevue. yesterday, when they began the evacuation, there were 725 patients inside. tonight, there are still about 200 patients inside, along with 200 members of the national guard, who are helping carry them down, sometimes as many as 18 stories. you know, we began the day here but we spent much of it in yet another community where the devastation is still to be fully unpacked. a community just outside of new york, the rockaways. this morning, the word went out. backup generators operating since monday night had failed. national g
i am in toms river, new jersey, on the hard-hit new jersey coastline. we're going to take you now to manhattan, still struggling to recover. sinlt ya mcfadden is at one of new york city's major hospitals where evacuations of the sick are currently under way. cynthia? >> good evening, terry. that's right. well, new york began to wobble back to her feet today. the new york stock exchange opened and some buses are running, but i am standing in front of the third major hospital to shut down...
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you may have some people who don't vote in new jersey or can't vote in new jersey or new york, but the president's going to carry both of those states. >> bob shrum, great to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thanks. >> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >> governor, what would you do with fema? why won't you answer any questions on it? >> mitt romney can't get his story straight. so he isn't saying anything. up next, dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz on the silence of mitt romney. >> michele bachmann is a minnesota laughingstock. >> that's one thing i do not do. [ laughter ] >> find out why she was dropping my name at her debate last night. >>> and president obama and chris christie are doing the right thing in new jersey. tonight, jonathan alter on why good governance is good politics. >>> and we are back. throughout mitt romney's entire campaign, he's had serious problems with transparency. nbc news campaign embedded reporter, garrett hake, tweetaa tweetetweeted today, "it's been three weeks since romney last took a question from
you may have some people who don't vote in new jersey or can't vote in new jersey or new york, but the president's going to carry both of those states. >> bob shrum, great to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thanks. >> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >> governor, what would you do with fema? why won't you answer any questions on it? >> mitt romney can't get his story straight. so he isn't saying...
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in new york city, back to you. >>> so we're seeing this situation in new york and new jersey, some of the hardest hit areas. a lot of you are saying my yard needs to be cleaned up too. my roof collapsed. all that debris, flooding and damage, you might want to know when is it going to dry out. let's send it over to lynette charles. >> some people -- we're still going to be seeing lots of clouds around and we're also dealing with light showers as we head over to carroll county. you can see it off towards the west of westminster right now. if you're heading down arthur ridge, mount airy getting in on that as well . this will start to diminish as we go throughout the day. again, we will see plenty of cloud cover across the area, maybe a few peeks of sunshine, but mostly cloudy skies. the more important story, we will be breezy and we're also going to be cold. remember how we were in that indian summer for a while, sandy just shifted a whole new weather pattern. this is late november temperatures that we'll be seeing as we go through the afternoon. but right now coming in at 45 degrees in
in new york city, back to you. >>> so we're seeing this situation in new york and new jersey, some of the hardest hit areas. a lot of you are saying my yard needs to be cleaned up too. my roof collapsed. all that debris, flooding and damage, you might want to know when is it going to dry out. let's send it over to lynette charles. >> some people -- we're still going to be seeing lots of clouds around and we're also dealing with light showers as we head over to carroll county. you...
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new york, new jersey and connecticut, very wooded, mature trees. people got to get out of there and clear their own homes and roads and so that's what you're seeing there. it really is tough. if you own your own business, i mean people are very upset about this. i talked to a livery cab driver who said, look, i've got two gallons of gas and customers all day long. what am i going to do? >> you're the first reporter warn all of us to check our insurance for hurricane deductibles. now there's news that andrew cuomo wants to wave this deductible. does he have the power to do it. >> state insurance regulators do have the pow story tell the insurance companies what the trigger will be. if a storm lands, check your policy, if a storm lands as a hurricane it could mean your deductible is not the $500 deductible you thought you had but a percentage of your home, on a 300,000 home, it could be $15 through thousan1 $15,000. governor cuomo saying they will not apply to sandy. what would the impact be on the other end? if the insurance companies lose a lot of
new york, new jersey and connecticut, very wooded, mature trees. people got to get out of there and clear their own homes and roads and so that's what you're seeing there. it really is tough. if you own your own business, i mean people are very upset about this. i talked to a livery cab driver who said, look, i've got two gallons of gas and customers all day long. what am i going to do? >> you're the first reporter warn all of us to check our insurance for hurricane deductibles. now...
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that includes 2 million in new jersey, 1.6 million in new york. 350,000 in connecticut. one of the places without power in new jersey is hard hit long beach island and ben tracey was one of the first reporters allowed to see some of the damage there. he is nearby in moonachie, new jersey. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's only one way on and off long beach island or as the locals call id lbi. but this sign says the bridge is closed. nearly 10,000 people that call this island home are not allow good out there. they did let us out yesterday to see the damage and i can tell you beyond this road block it's a total mess. this area known as beach haven looks more like beach hell. sand swallowing everything in its path and boats with nowhere left to go. >> how does the water knock our refrigerator down. >> reporter: joe decided not evacuate. he has two ruined cars and a bruised ego. >> i imagine the question people are asking you why did you decide to stay? >> i don't know. not very brilliant idea. >> you wish you had left? >> yes. >> reporter: with no power
that includes 2 million in new jersey, 1.6 million in new york. 350,000 in connecticut. one of the places without power in new jersey is hard hit long beach island and ben tracey was one of the first reporters allowed to see some of the damage there. he is nearby in moonachie, new jersey. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's only one way on and off long beach island or as the locals call id lbi. but this sign says the bridge is closed. nearly 10,000 people that call this...
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we have new poll numbers. brian williams goes home to battered point pleasant beach, new jersey. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> let's start with the latest on sandy. 74 people in the u.s. are dead as a result of sandy. millions remain without power and recovery isn't coming nearly fast enough. new jersey is just one of the places there are major gasoline shortages. people are walking up with canisters trying to get fuel. further down the coast, take a look at these cars. they're all lined up for blocks if not miles. some people waited more than an hour for their chance to fill up. there is another big oil problem, it's a massive fuel leak at a tank facility. more than 300,000 gallons of diesel crude spilled into the water separating new jersey from staten island. containment boons are keeping the oil where it is. let's go to connecticut where these intense images are three mansions being burned to the ground as wind gusts fueled the flames. firefighters couldn't save the homes because of the intensity of the situation. you can see how b
we have new poll numbers. brian williams goes home to battered point pleasant beach, new jersey. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> let's start with the latest on sandy. 74 people in the u.s. are dead as a result of sandy. millions remain without power and recovery isn't coming nearly fast enough. new jersey is just one of the places there are major gasoline shortages. people are walking up with canisters trying to get fuel. further...
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but the states hardest hit are blue states, new jersey, new york, and connecticut. they are still likely to go for president obama. cnn, jessica yellin, the white house. >> here with the hoboken mayor, dawn zimmer what a day a day makes. the national guard hadn't arrived. and this is what she said about it last night. >> we are desperate for the national guard to come in we need their specialized equipment to get through city streets to safely get the people and evacuate those out of the national guard. >> you have been asking? >> i have been asking. chain of command. >> what are you hearing? >> they are coming, they are coming, they are coming, but they are not here. >> that was last night, we heard that around 8:00, shortly after, you got word they were coming and they arrived about 1:00 a.m. how are things now? >> we appreciate governor christie working to make sure the national guard came in, and i got a call from the white house and really appreciate. there were some miscommunications that happened. and president obama focussed on making sure if there is a mixe
but the states hardest hit are blue states, new jersey, new york, and connecticut. they are still likely to go for president obama. cnn, jessica yellin, the white house. >> here with the hoboken mayor, dawn zimmer what a day a day makes. the national guard hadn't arrived. and this is what she said about it last night. >> we are desperate for the national guard to come in we need their specialized equipment to get through city streets to safely get the people and evacuate those out...
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manasqu>>> on the broadcast ton from the hard-hit new jersey shore, a truly striking new look at sandy's devastation, both from the air and from the beach. while on the ground at this hour, there are still dramas unfolding, some of them life-threatening as president obama gets a look at sandy's devastation. nightly news begins now. >>> well, good evening, from the jersey shore, and again, if you include this entire region of several hundred miles, all of it hard-hit by this storm named sandy, the hardest hit area continues to be the shoreline of new jersey, about 130 miles from north to south. we are just back from one of our first tours, and for those of you able to see us, the folks with power, especially in the eastern region of the united states, we have been using the phrase "redrawing the map of the jersey shore" to talk about the power of this storm. we were able to see that today, there are new inlets, new beaches where they didn't exist. there will have to be new tide tables because the water is coming inland where it didn't before, the destruction is everywhere you look. we're
manasqu>>> on the broadcast ton from the hard-hit new jersey shore, a truly striking new look at sandy's devastation, both from the air and from the beach. while on the ground at this hour, there are still dramas unfolding, some of them life-threatening as president obama gets a look at sandy's devastation. nightly news begins now. >>> well, good evening, from the jersey shore, and again, if you include this entire region of several hundred miles, all of it hard-hit by this...
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new jersey is just one of the places there are major gasoline shortages. people are waking up with canisters and walking up with canisters trying to get fuel. and further down the coast, take a look at cars lined up for blocks, if not miles. some people waited more than an hour for a chance to fill up. >>> another big oil problem, a massive fuel leak at a tank facility. more than 300,000 gals of diesel crude spilled into the water separating new jersey from statin islands. containment booms are keeping the oil where it is. >>> in connecticut, intense images as three mansions burned to the ground. firefighters couldn't save the homes because of the intensity of the situation as you can see. >>> back to new jersey, at least 25% of hoboken remains under water. the national guard arrived there but the mayor is begging for more assistance. >>> we need more food. we need more resources so anyone who's listening to this in the city of hoboken or neighboring towns who can get to us, we ask you to come and deliver your supplies. >>> in atlantic city president obama
new jersey is just one of the places there are major gasoline shortages. people are waking up with canisters and walking up with canisters trying to get fuel. and further down the coast, take a look at cars lined up for blocks, if not miles. some people waited more than an hour for a chance to fill up. >>> another big oil problem, a massive fuel leak at a tank facility. more than 300,000 gals of diesel crude spilled into the water separating new jersey from statin islands. containment...
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at a gas station in new jersey which is not far from where i live in the northwest corner of new jersey, a gas station was fined $50,000 for raising the price of gas more than 10 percent for a day. the guy cld not pay the $50,000 so the state took over the gas station, and they didn't know what to do with the gas station so they sold it back to the oil company who sold to someone else. that was a very stiff fine. the governor is serious. he has dispatched a lot inspectors to make sure this doesn't happen. gas seems to be the issue. we talked about batteries and other things but most states allow you to raise the price up to 10 percent and they allow you to raise it above 10 percent from before the tragedy if your suppliers have raised it. for example, we saw cases in new york city this morning where restaurants were charging $3 for a cup of coffee. that is because they had to use bottled water because they didn't have any water. if that is the real confident of the cup of coffee plus a little bit of profit for them, although it sounds like a lot money for a cup coffee that is normally $
at a gas station in new jersey which is not far from where i live in the northwest corner of new jersey, a gas station was fined $50,000 for raising the price of gas more than 10 percent for a day. the guy cld not pay the $50,000 so the state took over the gas station, and they didn't know what to do with the gas station so they sold it back to the oil company who sold to someone else. that was a very stiff fine. the governor is serious. he has dispatched a lot inspectors to make sure this...
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york new jersey area free of charge. anheuser busch has been doing this thing all the way back to the san francisco earthquake of 1906. they are doing a good thing. >>> they'll need it because now a nor'easter is expected later this week. >>> plus waking up to cold, we are here, they are there as well. >>> howard has your weather first and monika has your timesaver traffic. >> daily deals. >> on a samsung. >>> multi-vehicle accidents. we are starting first with the northbound side of the bw parkway heading into laurel, just after route 97, where it started with a deer struck and then several vehicles going above the speed limit, i'm sure, crashed into that vehicle that hit the deer. i'm going to step out and show you the clean up live from our sky 9. looks like a couple of vehicles but it has been there so long we have a two to three mile back- up against the rush hour flow. northbound bw parkway trying to get into laurel. southbound is unaffected by this accident in terms of lane closures. on the beltway here watch out
york new jersey area free of charge. anheuser busch has been doing this thing all the way back to the san francisco earthquake of 1906. they are doing a good thing. >>> they'll need it because now a nor'easter is expected later this week. >>> plus waking up to cold, we are here, they are there as well. >>> howard has your weather first and monika has your timesaver traffic. >> daily deals. >> on a samsung. >>> multi-vehicle accidents. we are...
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we know new york and new jersey likely to go democratic. let's walk over to the state of pennsylvania and look at this, you see this down here, let me help you understand this chart a little bit. i'm going to pop it out and this explains the darker the color the higher the number of people without power so as we come back to the state of pennsylvania i want to show you something. if you look it's obvious to the naked eye in this area here is where you see more people without power, scranton a lentown, reading, down here in philadelphia and the suburbs, about 100,000, maybe a little more than that out of power in philadelphia and montgomery and bucks county alone. let's look at how they voted in the last election. if the problems persist right there that tells you more of a problem for the president and if there's no power at polling stations, no power in houses, if people decide too much hassle i can't vote. pennsylvania is an absentee ballot state but not early vote so long it's not a question now. the question is can they get the power re
we know new york and new jersey likely to go democratic. let's walk over to the state of pennsylvania and look at this, you see this down here, let me help you understand this chart a little bit. i'm going to pop it out and this explains the darker the color the higher the number of people without power so as we come back to the state of pennsylvania i want to show you something. if you look it's obvious to the naked eye in this area here is where you see more people without power, scranton a...
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most of them in new jersey and new york. there is still a scramble for gas and housing as temperatures drop. ben tracy in new jersey begins our coverage. >> reporter: along the coast in rumson, new jersey, an old-fashioned iron hand pump is the only way to get gasoline out of its underground tank. the gas is fueling generators in a town largely without electricity. >> anything can power my house, feed my family, hot water and take hot showers, the basics like a hundred years ago. >> reporter: at stations with power gas is being rationed. only drivers with even numbered licence plates could fill up today. for pam maida and her 11-year-old daughter samantha this is day seven without electricity. they don't want to go to this nearby shelter which is now packed as temperatures fall into the 30s at night. >> how long are you willing to do this? >> you know, i don't know at this point yet. i'm kind of just taking it day-by-day. >> i'm getting kind of tired of not having electricity and stuff. >> reporter: maida's 77-year-old mothe
most of them in new jersey and new york. there is still a scramble for gas and housing as temperatures drop. ben tracy in new jersey begins our coverage. >> reporter: along the coast in rumson, new jersey, an old-fashioned iron hand pump is the only way to get gasoline out of its underground tank. the gas is fueling generators in a town largely without electricity. >> anything can power my house, feed my family, hot water and take hot showers, the basics like a hundred years ago....
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tony abc news, ortley, new jersey. >>> coming up. the disturbing individually that shows how easy it is for a gas fire to ignite in a disaster zone. abc's jim avila shows us some of the surpring ways natural gas could blow. >>> that brings us to the fire ravaged community in the new york city borough of queens. for the first time yesterday, residents were able to viz sit their burned out homes. 111 burned in the firestorm. all the rez,000 dnts who lost everything, all they could do was go poke around in the ashes hoping just to find something. for some it was simply too much. >> i can't believe -- just two months ago we were down here. it's crazy. >> new york governor andrew cuomo toured the fire zone yesterday and promised residents that their community will be rebuilt. >>> and, i -- i keep coming back to the story. of all the scenes we have seen. countless scenes to kind of, it breaks your heart. that scene, in breezy point really its heartbreaking. not just your home, but your friend and neighbors for years. and even itch you surv
tony abc news, ortley, new jersey. >>> coming up. the disturbing individually that shows how easy it is for a gas fire to ignite in a disaster zone. abc's jim avila shows us some of the surpring ways natural gas could blow. >>> that brings us to the fire ravaged community in the new york city borough of queens. for the first time yesterday, residents were able to viz sit their burned out homes. 111 burned in the firestorm. all the rez,000 dnts who lost everything, all they...
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transportation in new jersey has an impact on more than just new jersey residents. sandy affected anyone who rides our rail for drive through our state or uses products. i will be working with this committee to rebuild new jersey's transportation infrastructure to make it stronger and more resilient in addition to our infrastructure in at least two cases. flooding from sandy damage the superfund sites, leading to potential release of toxic pollution into the environment. i have a letter on the way to the epa to conduct a thorough investigation of the storm's impact on sites throughout the region and i am also introducing superfund emergency response requests which requires the epa to perform an assessment of superfund sites following any natural disaster and allows congress to appropriate emergency funding to remediator any damage, also require the epa to come of with the plan to better protect sites that are vulnerable to future disasters. leslie to survey the damage, we have got to remember that superstorm sandy is a sign of things to come. in this changing climat
transportation in new jersey has an impact on more than just new jersey residents. sandy affected anyone who rides our rail for drive through our state or uses products. i will be working with this committee to rebuild new jersey's transportation infrastructure to make it stronger and more resilient in addition to our infrastructure in at least two cases. flooding from sandy damage the superfund sites, leading to potential release of toxic pollution into the environment. i have a letter on the...
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that links manhattan to new jersey. hoboken, you saw the flooding firsthand a lot of people in hoboken have been asking me about this. what did it look like? how was it? >> it was slightee completely d the water was up to the subway platform. the station was destroyed and then rebuilt after the world trade center attacks. now the governor says there's salt water going back five miles in that tunnel to new jersey. >> five miles in the tunnel. do they have any kiebd kind of timetable when they may be able to get it repaired, or are they going to have to wait to get the water out before they can assess it. >> they haven't giving us a timetable. we spoke to colonel owen of the army corps of engineers who was in new orleans after hurricane katrina, and he said that new york city is a much more complex problem because these tunnels are so deep and they are so long. and the path tunnel may be even luckier, if you will, than the subway tunnels because the subway tunnels, the system that just had its 108th birthday on saturday,
that links manhattan to new jersey. hoboken, you saw the flooding firsthand a lot of people in hoboken have been asking me about this. what did it look like? how was it? >> it was slightee completely d the water was up to the subway platform. the station was destroyed and then rebuilt after the world trade center attacks. now the governor says there's salt water going back five miles in that tunnel to new jersey. >> five miles in the tunnel. do they have any kiebd kind of timetable...
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headed to new jersey, going to the blue claw stadium in lakewood, new jersey. where they will get marching orders, assignments and help restore power to the devastated area. as you can imagine, so much damage in new jersey. facing real challenges with fuel shortages and the like. so they will be bringing a lot of the stuff they need with them. you can see up on the truck, a lot of the fuses and things that they are likely going to have to replace and the situations they are presented with up there. they are traveling with their own diesel truck. they need gasoline up and running so they can to their job and help folks out. long hours facing these crews, about 1,500 going up to new jersey. we talked to one of the crews this morning. jeff malabee, from the tidewater area, he says it's hard work, but very satisfying work. >> most of the customer base is extremely grateful and we do derive a lot of swakatisfaction. you get children holding up signs. i am sure we'll get the same thing. we are there to help with practically every other utility on the eastern seaboard
headed to new jersey, going to the blue claw stadium in lakewood, new jersey. where they will get marching orders, assignments and help restore power to the devastated area. as you can imagine, so much damage in new jersey. facing real challenges with fuel shortages and the like. so they will be bringing a lot of the stuff they need with them. you can see up on the truck, a lot of the fuses and things that they are likely going to have to replace and the situations they are presented with up...
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into new jersey. just trying to get gas anywhere they can. how long have you been waiting in line? >> two hours. >> see you're getting gas for your car or your generator? >> for my car. >> good luck to you, sir. we will be here throughout the day with live updates on what is going on with the gas crisis in new jersey. a power issue is what we are hearing and a terminal issue meeting the terminals have been knocked out. 80% possibly without power. back to you. cheryl: we will see you throughout the day on fox business. dennis: and we will talk with the mayor of yonkers, just ordered some of the very first gas rationing in new york in the wake. cheryl: moments mayor bloomberg with an update on recovery from super storm sandy and the controversy over running the new york marathon this weekend, which he gave the go-ahead for. is he going to stick with that decision? dennis: and let's take a look at oil. don't go anywhere. i'm a conservative investor. i invest in what i know. i turned 65 last week. i'm get
into new jersey. just trying to get gas anywhere they can. how long have you been waiting in line? >> two hours. >> see you're getting gas for your car or your generator? >> for my car. >> good luck to you, sir. we will be here throughout the day with live updates on what is going on with the gas crisis in new jersey. a power issue is what we are hearing and a terminal issue meeting the terminals have been knocked out. 80% possibly without power. back to you. cheryl: we...
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but new york, new jersey, connecticut. but it could drive vote polls up there for him, which could be helpful just not losing the popular vote. and it was a good week. add to that an endorsement by the "economist" which was unexpected. i think people who are in the middle who maybe voted for the president four year ago and looking for reasons to vote for and against him. you had bloomberg, colin powell, "the economist," governor christie. so it was a reminder that this guy is somebody that they feel good about. >> schieffer: let me just-- i want to play a little video that was sent in to us that i think we-- we have a young woman here who speaks for many americans, maybe even for me. here's what she had to say. >> i'm tired of bronco bamas and mitt romney. >> that's why you're crying? oh! it will be over soon, abbey. okay? the election will be over soon, okay. >> 'k ( laughter ). >> obviously doesn't have a future in political journalism. ( laughter ) >> schieffer: this campaign has gone on. why is it? i mean, is it becaus
but new york, new jersey, connecticut. but it could drive vote polls up there for him, which could be helpful just not losing the popular vote. and it was a good week. add to that an endorsement by the "economist" which was unexpected. i think people who are in the middle who maybe voted for the president four year ago and looking for reasons to vote for and against him. you had bloomberg, colin powell, "the economist," governor christie. so it was a reminder that this guy...
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recovery is a long way off. >> this is our katrina. >> reporter: in new jersey and new york more than 4,000 residents are staying in shelters. nearly a quarter of a million people are still without power nearly two weeks after the storm hit. on long island, protests and anger that the utility company lipa hasn't worked quickly enough. >> we are cold, tired and we want our power now. >> reporter: today the agency says power has been restored to 93% of long island. meanwhile new york joined new jersey ordering gas rationing rules to help reduce long lines and frustration at the pump. this as hundreds of volunteers fanned out across neighborhoods including staten island to bring relief. part of new york city's designated volunteer day to help the thousands still dealing with sandy's destruction and showing the victims that they are not alone. >> thank you for helping. i appreciate it. >> reporter: homeland security secretary janet napolitano is scheduled to be back tomorrow. this time to visit a disaster recovery site in staten island. meantime, residents here are still waiting for the p
recovery is a long way off. >> this is our katrina. >> reporter: in new jersey and new york more than 4,000 residents are staying in shelters. nearly a quarter of a million people are still without power nearly two weeks after the storm hit. on long island, protests and anger that the utility company lipa hasn't worked quickly enough. >> we are cold, tired and we want our power now. >> reporter: today the agency says power has been restored to 93% of long island....
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more than 175,000 homes remain without power tonight in new jersey, nearly two weeks after sandy and lst weeks nor'easter. >> after talking with the utility's last night and again this morning, my belief is we will have almost 100% restoration by saturday night. >> many are still struggling to get by as relief and power are still uncertain in some areas. more help was on the way to one of those areas of new jersey tonight thanks to a convoy of maryland state troopers. >> 11 troopers from across maryland just arrived in the seaside heights of new jersey. 25 maryland troopers held in new jersey police get some sense of normalcy back to that region -- helping jersey police get some sense of normalcy back to that region. >> they are used in answering calls to help with this time they are headed north to abortion -- ocean county, new jersey, to help there to repair a shore in shambles. >> seeing the deception on tv helps prepare a bit but until you -- seeing the destruction on tv help prepare a bit until you see it in real life, it does not prepare you. >> we are supplementing the mill wi
more than 175,000 homes remain without power tonight in new jersey, nearly two weeks after sandy and lst weeks nor'easter. >> after talking with the utility's last night and again this morning, my belief is we will have almost 100% restoration by saturday night. >> many are still struggling to get by as relief and power are still uncertain in some areas. more help was on the way to one of those areas of new jersey tonight thanks to a convoy of maryland state troopers. >> 11...
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the people of new jersey respect me, i have a job to do. my state has been damaged miserably by this storm. so i hope we put this silliness aside. >> neil: and then they dragged rick to a nearby prison. but he has just been released. that went well, rick. >> reporter: it couldn't have been any clearer. >> neil: you asked a very germane question. >> i'm glad he got enough sleep and he made his point clearly. this is a state that is in a lot of trouble right now. this was a very lengthy press conference for the governor. there were so many areas, one of the biggest issues is gasoline. we've been show showing you the gas lines and waited for several hours for many residents and residents of this area. they need fuel to get around and so many gas stations lost power the few that are open. they run out of fuel even with hundreds of cars waiting to fill you will. they are discouraging people from topping off their tanks and n odd and even system. you can buy gas on an odd day if your license plate is odd. fuel at stations that do have power, they
the people of new jersey respect me, i have a job to do. my state has been damaged miserably by this storm. so i hope we put this silliness aside. >> neil: and then they dragged rick to a nearby prison. but he has just been released. that went well, rick. >> reporter: it couldn't have been any clearer. >> neil: you asked a very germane question. >> i'm glad he got enough sleep and he made his point clearly. this is a state that is in a lot of trouble right now. this was...
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then they'll be heading to new jersey together. they're expected to get there at 9 this morning and to spend the next seven to ten days helping storm victims. >>> 3 minute after 5 right now. when you were getting ready for sandy you may have picked up sandbags and now that the storm is over, you might not know what to do with them. the city has announced dropoff dropoff locations. you can bring them to the broadway pier or you can go to polly western high school parking lot. these locations will be open from 10 to 7 today and tomorrow. that's where they want you to drop off that sand. >>> the lights are slowly coming back on in new york city. we want to take a live look at manhattan, not as bright as it normally is this time of day, but that larger section of the city they have power restored. this includes parts of lower manhattan including new york's financial district and battery park. they were hit very hard by flooding. the people that are still in the dark right now, they are trying to make the best of it, but it is tough as
then they'll be heading to new jersey together. they're expected to get there at 9 this morning and to spend the next seven to ten days helping storm victims. >>> 3 minute after 5 right now. when you were getting ready for sandy you may have picked up sandbags and now that the storm is over, you might not know what to do with them. the city has announced dropoff dropoff locations. you can bring them to the broadway pier or you can go to polly western high school parking lot. these...
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in new jersey, that number climbs to 80%. before the hurricane hit, five refineries in the east coast were shut down or forced to work in a reduced capacity. three of them are up and running once again. one remains shut down. one at least has power going, so it should be a matter of time before they're operating at full capacity. >> reporter: still patience is running out along with the gas. >> this guy just cut me and i'm running out of gas. i don't know if i'm going to make it. >> that's nbc's katy tur reporting. tonight the networks of nbc universal will join forces to host a benefit concert for the victims of hurricane sandy features artists native to the areas hardest hit including bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi and billy joel. that begins to at 8:00 p.m. on nbc, commercial-free and brought to you on the networks of nbc universal. >>> to find out how you can help the victims of hurricane sandy, check out our website. it's nbcnews.com. >>> and nor a look at the weather let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >
in new jersey, that number climbs to 80%. before the hurricane hit, five refineries in the east coast were shut down or forced to work in a reduced capacity. three of them are up and running once again. one remains shut down. one at least has power going, so it should be a matter of time before they're operating at full capacity. >> reporter: still patience is running out along with the gas. >> this guy just cut me and i'm running out of gas. i don't know if i'm going to make it....
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i believe the president toward new jersey yesterday -- toured new jersey yesterday. host: is the spirit that you described earlier reminiscent of 9/11? guest: it reminded me quite a bit of 9/11. governor cuomo and mayor bloomberg are doing a great job with everyone. it is the same public spirit of everyone doing what they can to help someone else. earlier in the storm there was a police officer running down the street. i thought he was looking for a criminal. he was looking for a demented person who was missing. people are out looking for children or looking for people with alzheimer's, trying to find them. anyone whonk i know has not moved to another family in with them. it is reminiscent of this. i would say or the courage -- of the spirit or the courage when our backs are up against the wall. host: what action would you like to see the congress take, if any? guest: i believe there will be certainly the request. the new york delegation is circulating a letter i initiated for emergency help and support to the mta to get the life blood of our city moving again. we ca
i believe the president toward new jersey yesterday -- toured new jersey yesterday. host: is the spirit that you described earlier reminiscent of 9/11? guest: it reminded me quite a bit of 9/11. governor cuomo and mayor bloomberg are doing a great job with everyone. it is the same public spirit of everyone doing what they can to help someone else. earlier in the storm there was a police officer running down the street. i thought he was looking for a criminal. he was looking for a demented...
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york-new jersey. same thing is true on the flip side for european countries, south america and also the asian countries as well. they're relying on goods to be exported out of new york-new jersey and other major ports on the east coast. >> and what about employees in this environment, those who obviously may not be able to get to work because mass transit isn't working, but at the same time might also be worried about paychecks coming through. >> yeah. well, that's an interesting question. that was several hours after hurricane katrina. a call from the white house asking what we needed. it was reaction answer at first -- we needed food, blankets, water. what's really needed is manpower, electrical power and also intermobile connectivity, bridges, roads, access to mid-america, to your market area's got to be open so those goods can move. that's an absolute must. how the workers get to work is going to be an issue that's got to be dealt with because it is absolutely vital. manpower is number one, even a
york-new jersey. same thing is true on the flip side for european countries, south america and also the asian countries as well. they're relying on goods to be exported out of new york-new jersey and other major ports on the east coast. >> and what about employees in this environment, those who obviously may not be able to get to work because mass transit isn't working, but at the same time might also be worried about paychecks coming through. >> yeah. well, that's an interesting...
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york city and parts of new jersey. the drivers continue to clog the roads, despite a ban on cars with less than three people traveling into manhattan. even though gasoline to fuel the cars is in short supply. despite all of the hurdles, people are trying to put the issues into perspective. >> i was nervous. we were wearing our vests inside the house and came up another foot and a half, the big wave came in, would have been devastating. >> reporter: repair and recovery work is expected to take months and the price tag in the billions. jennifer davis, fox news. >>> the new york mayor said the marathon must go on as scheduled. he hopes for it to be on by sunday and they are moving through with planning and power outages and this is -- the we have a previous year. they will be relying on private contractors more than usual to ease the strain on city services. >> they say the marathon brings $300 million. important to the economy there. >> absolutely. >>> and let's talk about the forecast. >> the weekend is almost here. >>
york city and parts of new jersey. the drivers continue to clog the roads, despite a ban on cars with less than three people traveling into manhattan. even though gasoline to fuel the cars is in short supply. despite all of the hurdles, people are trying to put the issues into perspective. >> i was nervous. we were wearing our vests inside the house and came up another foot and a half, the big wave came in, would have been devastating. >> reporter: repair and recovery work is...
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york and new jersey. some forced to evacuate or hunker down overnight in the face of 60 mile an hour winds, two to four foot storm surge and a half foot of snow. more than 1,000 flights were canceled in new york and philadelphia. the path train between new jersey and new york is back to limited service under the hudson river after being shut ahead of the storm. penn station in new york was closed for a while last night. but it is back open today. my goodness. we have team coverage of this untimely winter storm. suzanne candiotti is live in new jersey. first, we begin with rob marciano, he is in staten island, new york, where they are still reeling from last week's hurricane. rob? >> reporter: yes, are they ever. they were worried about this storm for sure. one thing we didn't expect was this much snow. at least in new york city proper. several inches falling in new york city and central park, breaking a record for the amount of snowfall therement and here, along staten island, we're right near the beach,
york and new jersey. some forced to evacuate or hunker down overnight in the face of 60 mile an hour winds, two to four foot storm surge and a half foot of snow. more than 1,000 flights were canceled in new york and philadelphia. the path train between new jersey and new york is back to limited service under the hudson river after being shut ahead of the storm. penn station in new york was closed for a while last night. but it is back open today. my goodness. we have team coverage of this...